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University of St Andrews Kaleidoscope Alumni NetworkAd Lib: Crispian Riley - Smith (MA 1989) and Jade Mkparu (MA 2024). When two entrepreneurs meet!This is episode eight (8) of the first series of the Kaleidoscope Alumni Network podcast series Ad Lib. You can access the transcript for the podcast on the Kaleidoscope Alumni Network blog: https://kan.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/listen-2/ . It is available on other podcast platforms. Crispian Riley-Smith and Jade Mkparu developed their entrepreneurial talents while studying at the University of St Andrews. In this episode, they discuss their respective experiences of studying at St Andrews, entrepreneurship, creativity, and the importance of community. In this recording, you will hear the voices of:...2025-07-0757 min
The Inner Nudge PodcastNurturing Spiritual Awareness in Children with Claire DunfordThe Peaceful Place MembershipThis membership is for anyone who wants support in creating their own peaceful place within their own lives. Every month you will be reminded to practice meditation or to be mindful in your everyday life. You will get meditations, mindful activities and there will be an opportunity on a weekly basis to ask me questions and to get advice from other people in the membership. The membership is a place for parents to learn mindful tips to help their children feel calm and relaxed and for anyone who would like to b...2025-05-091h 05
The Female Fitness PodcastBalancing Training For Hypertrophy, Strength, Function, And Fitness With Katie DunfordIn today’s episode I have the pleasure of being joined by Katie Dunford - an Online Coach and friend of mine specialising in getting her clients fit, strong, and mobile!
We discuss balancing different training modalities alongside preventing injury, protecting our health, and being able to function well in our lives outside of training too.
This is a must listen for anyone on their own fitness journey’s, as well as those of you who are coaches and want to support your clients to the best of your ability!
Make sure to give Katie a follow on Instagram: @katiedee_pt
I...2025-04-0831 min
Baby May PodcastStress and Time ManagementI look back at my year of making this podcast.
And I talk about how I've been learning my work habits and how I manage my time and stress.
I talk about finding security and trust within myself by putting myself in new situations.2024-05-1521 minBaby May PodcastInterview with my Anaanatsiaq (Grandmother)In this episode, I interview my Anaanatsiaq, discussing her experiences of moving from Nunavut to a southern location and the cultural adjustments she faced.
And I talk about my own experience with moving out of the territory as well, it's nice to reflect on some of our similarities.2024-05-1532 minBaby May PodcastMy Traditional TattoosI reflect on my traditional Inuit tattoos, and share my thoughts on personal boundaries and cultural respect regarding their significance.
As many strangers have disregarded my personal boundaries when asking about my tattoos.2024-05-1527 minBaby May PodcastIntersectionality and Systematic BarriersIn this episode, I will be exploring the concept of intersectionality, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and addressing the interconnections of various forms of discrimination and privilege.2024-05-1528 minBaby May PodcastGBV and Lateral ViolenceI discuss the prevalence of gender-based violence and lateral violence in Nunavut, talking about why it's important to confront these issues and support survivors.2024-05-1517 minBaby May PodcastClimate Change and Gender InequalityFor this episode, I examine the effects of climate change in Nunavut and its connection to gender inequality, highlighting the urgency of environmental issues in Northern Communities.2024-05-1520 minBaby May PodcastBurnout and Internalized RacismI get into my personal experiences with burnout and explore how internalized racism has impacted my life and mental health.2024-05-1530 minBaby May PodcastIntroductionIn this first episode, I introduce myself and the podcast, sharing my journey and what listeners can expect from the show. It's a journey of self-discovery and learning.2024-05-1521 min
Strength In Numbers: Unbreakable Mind , Unstoppable StrengthThe one The only Bucfan77 , Aaron Dunford my HubbySend us a textOne of the most inspiring people , my best friend My husband . Of course had to be my 1st sit down interview . Today we talk my husbands journey on Tonal and his training with Jackson Bloore . What it takes to stay disciplined and focused on his goals while playing all the rolls , taking care of his family and reaching for his goals . We could have talked forever Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5536OnOTy_/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link2024-04-121h 03
Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar TreesPt 1: In the North & in Every Major CityUlaakkuut everybody! Join Kate and Teacher for part one of two, of In the North & in Every Major City. Part one is taking us back up to Nunavut with Katie May Anawak Dunford! Just to get us started Inuit Nunangat are the traditional and current homelands of Inuit people, made up of 53 communities across four regions - the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (northern Northwest Territories), Nunavut, Nunavik (northern Quebec) and Nunatsiavut (northern Labrador). Fun fact: the northern coast makes up 50% of Canada’s coastline!?! Inuit live across the circumpolar region in countries including Alaska (USA), Chukotka (Russia), Greenland and of co...2022-11-2959 min
PELOTALKSeason 3 Teaser - Post IN STUDIO update w/ Katie DunfordHIIIIIII!! I knew I HAD to get the update from Katie about her trip to PSNY! See ya real soon for the new season!2022-09-1520 minPELOTALKEpisode 46 - Katie Dunford #Strgth_In_NmbrsHot Damn - Katie was everything I expected and MORE! Fun, full of energy, and a barrel of surprises! Oh and DUR - we basically fan girl Daniel the whole time 💁🏻♀️ Enjoy!2022-04-2246 min
Autopsy of a Horror Movie#36. Rapid Review: Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)....with Katie of The Haunted Outfit & Super Chillers!Welcome back to Autopsy of a Horror Movie! I have a good Rapid Review in store for you as my insightful guest, Katie, and I dive into the newest Netflix horror: Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)! We give a spoiler-free review up top, then we get into the spoilers after the thunder. Was it a good horror? Was it a good TCM movie? How were the kills? Tune in and find out!Please Fill Out a Quick Listener Survey HereFollow Katie on Instagram @TheHauntedOutfitListen to Super Chillers Donate to Spirit of C...2022-03-0146 min
The Missions PodcastWhy Medical Missions Matters: Katie Webb at Cedarville UniversityOur Cedarville series continues. Healing happens on the mission field—in ordinary ways. In this podcast midweek exclusive, Katie Webb, M.S., RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing, shares why medical missions is vital to reaching the unreached.
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The Missions Podcast is sponsored by ABWE’s Global Gospel Fund.2021-09-0910 minThe Missions PodcastWhy Medical Missions Matters: Katie Webb at Cedarville UniversityOur Cedarville series continues. Healing happens on the mission field—in ordinary ways. In this podcast midweek exclusive, Katie Webb, M.S., RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing, shares why medical missions is vital to reaching the unreached.
Support this podcast and impact God’s mission.
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The Missions Podcast is sponsored by ABWE’s Global Gospel Fund.2021-09-0910 min
The Missions PodcastWhy Medical Missions Matters: Katie Webb at Cedarville UniversityOur Cedarville series continues. Healing happens on the mission field—in ordinary ways. In this podcast midweek exclusive, Katie Webb, M.S., RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing, shares why medical missions is vital to reaching the unreached.
Support this podcast and impact God’s mission.
Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email us.
The Missions Podcast is sponsored by ABWE’s Global Gospel Fund.2021-09-0910 minThe Missions PodcastWhy Medical Missions Matters: Katie Webb at Cedarville UniversityOur Cedarville series continues. Healing happens on the mission field—in ordinary ways. In this podcast midweek exclusive, Katie Webb, M.S., RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing, shares why medical missions is vital to reaching the unreached.
Support this podcast and impact God’s mission.
Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email us.
The Missions Podcast is sponsored by ABWE’s Global Gospel Fund.2021-09-0910 min
Quick Book Reviews. Spoiler-free author interviews & book reviews.Quick Book Reviews - Episode 100Philippa interviews Ericka Waller about her new book "Dog Days" and reviews the following: Your Neighbour’s Wife by Tony Parsons, The Tea Dragon Society by Katie O’Neill, Hunted by Anthony Dunford, The Supper Club by Lara Williams and Mimi by Rauf Khalilov. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2021-03-2238 min
telling their storiestelling their stories - Ep. 12 Mackenzie DunfordIn episode 12 of telling their stories, York University commit, Mackenzie Dunford, shares with us his recent decision to come out and how his mental health journey was affected throughout. Dunford is a 6'4" 255lbs lineman who had committed to Vanier, but with the pandemic and cancelled season, he was unable to play. Prior to that, he played with Kingston Jr. Gaels and Sydenham High School.He is now advocating for LGBTQ athletes and has stated a website, LGBTQ in Sports: Bringing the stories of LGBTQ athletes to life. Fragments by Nomyn https://soundcloud...2021-01-1235 min
The Oddcast - Short Stories by James DunfordEpisode 4 - JumpersAll around Europe young women have been jumping from bridges to their deaths. When Katie sees a figure leaning over the edge of a bridge she wonders, could this be another jumper?
Contains some bad language.
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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-dunford/message2019-11-1020 min
The Missions PodcastWhat Missionaries Need to Know About the Faith and Works Debate: Chris Bruno on Justification and the Missiology of Paul and JamesFor New Testament students, fewer topics are more frequently studied and debated than the relationship between faith and works in the book of James and the letters of Paul. The question “how are we justified?” isn’t just a question asked in churches and seminaries—it’s also a vital question that relates to how we do missions. Could it be that Paul and James emphasize different truths, not because of doctrinal differences, but because they’re thinking like missionaries and contextualizing for their audience?
In this interview, Chris Bruno (Ph.D., Wheaton) returns to discuss his latest book...2019-08-0530 minThe Missions PodcastWhat Missionaries Need to Know About the Faith and Works Debate: Chris Bruno on Justification and the Missiology of Paul and JamesFor New Testament students, fewer topics are more frequently studied and debated than the relationship between faith and works in the book of James and the letters of Paul. The question “how are we justified?” isn’t just a question asked in churches and seminaries—it’s also a vital question that relates to how we do missions. Could it be that Paul and James emphasize different truths, not because of doctrinal differences, but because they’re thinking like missionaries and contextualizing for their audience?
In this interview, Chris Bruno (Ph.D., Wheaton) returns to discuss his latest book...2019-08-0530 min
The Missions PodcastWhat Missionaries Need to Know About the Faith and Works Debate: Chris Bruno on Justification and the Missiology of Paul and JamesFor New Testament students, fewer topics are more frequently studied and debated than the relationship between faith and works in the book of James and the letters of Paul. The question “how are we justified?” isn’t just a question asked in churches and seminaries—it’s also a vital question that relates to how we do missions. Could it be that Paul and James emphasize different truths, not because of doctrinal differences, but because they’re thinking like missionaries and contextualizing for their audience?
In this interview, Chris Bruno (Ph.D., Wheaton) returns to discuss his latest book...2019-08-0530 minThe Missions PodcastWhat Missionaries Need to Know About the Faith and Works Debate: Chris Bruno on Justification and the Missiology of Paul and JamesFor New Testament students, fewer topics are more frequently studied and debated than the relationship between faith and works in the book of James and the letters of Paul. The question “how are we justified?” isn’t just a question asked in churches and seminaries—it’s also a vital question that relates to how we do missions. Could it be that Paul and James emphasize different truths, not because of doctrinal differences, but because they’re thinking like missionaries and contextualizing for their audience?
In this interview, Chris Bruno (Ph.D., Wheaton) returns to discuss his latest book...2019-08-0530 min
What'sHerNameWITCHES & MEDIUMS & GHOSTS, OH MY!Our 2018 Halloween Special brings back four of our most popular guests with four new stories of hauntings, mysterious deaths, witch hunts, and seances to bring you many spooky returns of the season!In 1612, ten people were hanged as witches in Lancashire, England, sentenced to death because of the testimony of a 9 year old girl. The eight women and two men Jennet Device accused included her mother, grandmother, sister and brother, and the trial of Old Demdike and her “coven” would become infamous around the world. Guest Mary Sharratt retold the story of the Pendle Witches in her nove...2018-10-2253 min
The Missions PodcastChris Bruno: Biblical Theology Versus Systematic Theology in MissionsProtestants in the West have a rich heritage of systematic theology—but it doesn’t always translate easily into new cultural contexts. Is a return to narrative-focused, biblical theology the answer? Chris Bruno, Assistant Professor of Greek and New Testament at Bethlehem College and Seminary, joins us to answer and weigh in on his own cross-cultural experiences in Hawaii. We also address ways for small, unconnected churches can pool their resources together to deepen their impact at home and abroad.
Chris Bruno is a Christian, husband, father, pastor, and teacher who desires to give his life to help...2018-07-2334 minThe Missions PodcastChris Bruno: Biblical Theology Versus Systematic Theology in MissionsProtestants in the West have a rich heritage of systematic theology—but it doesn’t always translate easily into new cultural contexts. Is a return to narrative-focused, biblical theology the answer? Chris Bruno, Assistant Professor of Greek and New Testament at Bethlehem College and Seminary, joins us to answer and weigh in on his own cross-cultural experiences in Hawaii. We also address ways for small, unconnected churches can pool their resources together to deepen their impact at home and abroad.
Chris Bruno is a Christian, husband, father, pastor, and teacher who desires to give his life to help...2018-07-2334 min
The Missions PodcastChris Bruno: Biblical Theology Versus Systematic Theology in MissionsProtestants in the West have a rich heritage of systematic theology—but it doesn’t always translate easily into new cultural contexts. Is a return to narrative-focused, biblical theology the answer? Chris Bruno, Assistant Professor of Greek and New Testament at Bethlehem College and Seminary, joins us to answer and weigh in on his own cross-cultural experiences in Hawaii. We also address ways for small, unconnected churches can pool their resources together to deepen their impact at home and abroad.
Chris Bruno is a Christian, husband, father, pastor, and teacher who desires to give his life to help...2018-07-2334 minThe Missions PodcastChris Bruno: Biblical Theology Versus Systematic Theology in MissionsProtestants in the West have a rich heritage of systematic theology—but it doesn’t always translate easily into new cultural contexts. Is a return to narrative-focused, biblical theology the answer? Chris Bruno, Assistant Professor of Greek and New Testament at Bethlehem College and Seminary, joins us to answer and weigh in on his own cross-cultural experiences in Hawaii. We also address ways for small, unconnected churches can pool their resources together to deepen their impact at home and abroad.
Chris Bruno is a Christian, husband, father, pastor, and teacher who desires to give his life to help...2018-07-2334 min
NullEpisode 21 - The 7 Lovelies<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/f6/2b/e0/daniel-o-dunford/1400x1400_10808416.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week, I sit down with a few members the improvisational dance collective, The 7 Lovelies, Dancer Katie Vason, Dancer Joanna Futral, and Guitarist Ben Brody. We talk about the idea of movement vs. dance, crafting a cohesive piece in an improvisational setting, accompanying (or composing) live in the moment, and crafting a public image.
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The 7 Lovelies...2016-01-111h 21NullEpisode 20 - Duo Scorpio<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/f6/2b/e0/daniel-o-dunford/1400x1400_10808416.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week, I talk to the delightful harp duo, Duo Scorpio, comprised of harpists Kristi Shade and Katie Andrews. We talk about the origin of the duo's name, challenges in harp culture, commissioning new harp duo works, and Rachel McAdams movies(?).
Check out their album Scorpion Tales on iTunes and Spotify.
This episode features excerpts from Fast Dances by Nico Muhly and Two Bridges by Andy Akiho, both of which will be on the Duo's...2016-01-041h 06